#数字资产动态追踪 Retail accounts grew from two thousand U to millions, I’ve been down this road. If you're not the chosen one, then you just asked one more question than others — should I make a move in this wave of the market?
Most people lose money just by entering the market, dying on one word: greed. Treating getting rich quickly as a goal, and gambling as a method — that’s a suicidal approach. I happen to do the opposite; I never ask how much I can make, only whether I should enter. The same applies to mainstream coins like @ETH@ — don’t chase after a rise, wait for the opportunity to come to you. True skill is actually learning to say "no."
I break this strategy into three stages, which I’ve used myself and taught others to use:
**Entry Stage**: The most important thing is to stay alive. Divide two thousand dollars into five parts, each four hundred, set proper stop-loss and take-profit levels, then go ahead. Don’t chase orders, don’t fight against the trend, don’t gamble on reversals — only trade what you understand. The goal at this stage isn’t to make a fortune, but to survive until the next step.
**Growth Stage**: Once the account reaches ten thousand, the approach changes. Control each trade to no more than a quarter of your total funds. When the trend is favorable, add to your position in batches. Not a one-shot gamble, but gradually riding the trend to its middle. This way, you can participate fully without risking blowing up your account all at once.
**Steady Stage**: After breaking through twenty thousand, I start consciously locking in some profits weekly. Not out of cowardice, but because I’m afraid of getting carried away. Stable returns compounded are much more sustainable than a quick big win followed by a total wipeout.
The bottom line is simple: know your position size, set your stop-loss, and avoid fighting against the trend — that’s suicide. It sounds easy, but in reality, very few can truly do it.
A fan who followed me for three months went from one thousand to twenty thousand. When he withdrew yesterday, he was so excited he couldn’t sleep, and he called me for almost two hours. Watching his steady growth, it really feels different. That’s the power of rules.
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MoonMathMagic
· 16h ago
That's right, the key is really asking the right questions. I used to be the kind of fool who chased after every rise, and I still feel scared when I think about it.
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CrashHotline
· 01-06 19:47
Honestly, those who truly make money never shout about making money every day; instead, they ask whether they should take action.
Anti-positioning is really a terminal illness; I've seen too many people lose everything because of this move.
I do agree with this phased approach, but most people probably get stuck and die during the beginner stage.
Splitting 2000 yuan into five parts sounds simple, but when executing, hitting the stop-loss just once can blow your mindset—this is the real difficulty.
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TestnetScholar
· 01-06 14:01
Basically, you need to control your impulses and not think about getting rich overnight. That's the hardest part.
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SolidityNewbie
· 01-06 14:00
Exactly, but execution is really difficult. Most people can't even set a stop-loss, let alone stick to it.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 01-06 13:59
Really speaking, greed is truly poison. I used to be the kind of fool who chased after a rise, and now I just regret it.
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The key is "learning to say no," and I am also pondering this now. It feels more important than any technical analysis.
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I should remember the idea of dividing 2,000 into five parts; steady and sure beats gambling on a big win.
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Your fan base grew from 1,000 to 20,000 in three months? That speed isn't really slow, and the key is that you survived.
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These are just a few bottom lines; it's easy to say but really hard to do. Most people get stuck on the words "resisting orders."
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Start locking in profits after breaking 200,000; this mindset is indeed stable. Unlike us, still adding positions recklessly, always wanting to ride the entire trend.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 01-06 13:43
That's right, but most people simply can't say no. I've seen too many chase gains and sell off at a loss, leading to liquidation. Greed really is a terminal illness.
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GateUser-e76a70c9
· 01-06 13:39
I only have 1,000 yuan left now. Can you take me?
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TokenRationEater
· 01-06 13:36
To be honest, the hardest part is not taking action. I have also gone through the stage of watching others make quick money and feeling itchy. Now I think that the word "no" is more valuable than anything else.
#数字资产动态追踪 Retail accounts grew from two thousand U to millions, I’ve been down this road. If you're not the chosen one, then you just asked one more question than others — should I make a move in this wave of the market?
Most people lose money just by entering the market, dying on one word: greed. Treating getting rich quickly as a goal, and gambling as a method — that’s a suicidal approach. I happen to do the opposite; I never ask how much I can make, only whether I should enter. The same applies to mainstream coins like @ETH@ — don’t chase after a rise, wait for the opportunity to come to you. True skill is actually learning to say "no."
I break this strategy into three stages, which I’ve used myself and taught others to use:
**Entry Stage**: The most important thing is to stay alive. Divide two thousand dollars into five parts, each four hundred, set proper stop-loss and take-profit levels, then go ahead. Don’t chase orders, don’t fight against the trend, don’t gamble on reversals — only trade what you understand. The goal at this stage isn’t to make a fortune, but to survive until the next step.
**Growth Stage**: Once the account reaches ten thousand, the approach changes. Control each trade to no more than a quarter of your total funds. When the trend is favorable, add to your position in batches. Not a one-shot gamble, but gradually riding the trend to its middle. This way, you can participate fully without risking blowing up your account all at once.
**Steady Stage**: After breaking through twenty thousand, I start consciously locking in some profits weekly. Not out of cowardice, but because I’m afraid of getting carried away. Stable returns compounded are much more sustainable than a quick big win followed by a total wipeout.
The bottom line is simple: know your position size, set your stop-loss, and avoid fighting against the trend — that’s suicide. It sounds easy, but in reality, very few can truly do it.
A fan who followed me for three months went from one thousand to twenty thousand. When he withdrew yesterday, he was so excited he couldn’t sleep, and he called me for almost two hours. Watching his steady growth, it really feels different. That’s the power of rules.